Sentence examples for standby fee from inspiring English sources

This is over and above any payment the grid makes for the electricity itself; it's simply a standby fee.

Committed lines, guaranteeing availability of the loan and spelling out the terms, might cost a fund an annual standby fee of 0.1% of the maximum loan amount.

After all, the standby fee, 50 basis points, made them salivate.

The new standby fees were watered down or eliminated when passengers and consumer advocates railed against the airlines.

Whether it would have been prudent to pay standby fees to out-of-state crews is likely to be one question investigators will try to answer, said Elin S. Katz, the state's consumer counsel, whose home in West Hartford had no power for 10 days.

Next, he figures that utilities will happily pay these standby fees all day long.

The Los Angeles Fire Department could charge fees for removing standing or rushing water, charge people for being rescued, and charge standby fees for special events (again, the amounts weren't specified).

Standby Travel Fees When I recently flew from New York City to Detroit on Delta Airlines, I had a three-hour layover before my flight to Traverse City, Mich., so I tried to get on an earlier flight.

Some state energy policies require confusing and inconsistent permitting, lack interconnection standards, charge fees such as backup rates, standby rates and exit fees, enforce non-output based emission standards, couple utility revenues with electricity sales, and lack Renewable Portfolio Standards that include CHP.

National Airlines customers can travel standby for an administrative fee of $25 (as stipulated by law).

Bournemouth is paid a monthly fee to be on standby and then additional payments for each request to provide power at times of peak demand to the National Grid under the short-term operating reserve (Stor) scheme.